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MAC Championship Game in Detroit (8 pm Friday, ESPN2) Bowling Green vs (14) Northern Illinois Conference USA Championship Game (12 pm, ESPN2) Marshall at Rice SEC Championship Game in Atlanta (4 pm, CBS) (3) Auburn vs (5) Missouri Pac-12 Championship Game (7:45 pm, ESPN) (7) Stanford at (11) Arizona State ACC Championship Game in Charlotte (8 pm, ABC) (20) Duke vs (1) Florida State Big Ten Championship Game in Indianapolis (8 pm, FOX) (2) Ohio State vs (10) Michigan State Mountain West Championship Game (10 pm, CBS) Utah State at (23) Fresno State Top 25 games ------------------------ (17) Oklahoma at (6) Oklahoma State (12 pm, ABC) (25) Texas at (9) Baylor (3:30 pm, FOX) (16) Central Florida at SMU (12 pm, ESPN) (19) Louisville at Cincinnati (7:30 pm Thursday, ESPN) Other nationally available games --------------------------------------- Memphis at UConn (1 pm, ESPN3) UL Lafayette at South Alabama (7 pm, ESPN3) South Florida at Rutgers (7:30 pm, ESPN2)
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Stunning news: Urban Meyer won't suspend his two ejected players from yesterday for an important game
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I don't hate Tommy Rees as much as most ND fans, but I am not gonna miss him, either. Two straight ridiculously bad INTs on the final drives tonight.
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You've never seen a clock ruling overturned? An almost-identical overturn got Texas into the 2009 national title game after time had seemingly run out in the Big 12 title game.
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I don't. If not for a miraculous 4th and 18 tipped-pass TD, they have 2 losses right now.
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A&M beats Mizzou, MSU beats OSU next week OR Duke beats FSU next week, SoCar beats Auburn next week. Unfortunately, it's not that hard to imagine.
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That is the dumbest decision Nick Saban has ever made. That was dumb even by dumb football coach standards, let alone Saban.
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Ricardo Louis, you have to be kidding me. That ball was catchable with some more effort.
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Really impressive that Auburn keeps hanging around despite all this.
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Why? OSU needs help to make the title game regardless of what Wisconsin does. What it really is, is good news for MSU, who are virtual locks for a BCS game now that they'll be the only other eligible B1G team.
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Don't blame replay. The evidence was clear as day. The incompetent humans messed it up. I'm not against replay if used correctly.
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LOL not only do they needlessly review an obvious TD but they overturn based on no evidence. I'm getting sick of replay.
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If you wave at all, ball is dead upon being touched regardless. Even laterally? Yep. That same thing happened in a game earlier this year, can't remember who was involved.
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If you wave at all, ball is dead upon being touched regardless.
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Unless Auburn blows them out, I'd expect that to be the case. One would think Mizzou would pass them with a win over Auburn, though, wouldn't they?
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Off-field, but according to multiple reporters on Twitter, Kevin Sumlin has signed a new 6-year deal with Texas A&M.
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I'm starting to think MSU will win next week. If OSU's defense can't stop freaking Michigan, then MSU can score enough points to win.
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The Aggies have had one of the greatest college quarterbacks in history the past two seasons and Mizzou is having a very, very special season. 10 win seasons will not be even close to the norm for those schools. If not more so? Wait, so Clemson might actually have better records if they played in the SEC and not the dogshvt ACC? I don't care if 10-win seasons will be the norm. All we heard for the entire off-season before those two schools joined was how they were going to be trampled into the ground for the next half-decade, at least. Instead one had last year's Heisman winner and the other is a win away from Atlanta. And yes, Clemson might well move up a rung on the CFB ladder if their already very solid program got a revenue boost from playing in the SEC as well as the added recruiting benefits of being in the current best conference in the country.
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I would've thought we'd be done with talk like this after Texas A&M won 10 games last year and Missouri won at least 10 this year. Clemson is a very solid football program. They would probably be at least as successful with access to SEC resources and prestige, if not more so.
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Win or lose, if Carolina gets the job done Sunday it sets up a monster SNF showdown. I'm glad that game got flexed.
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They definitely need to repair the problem somehow. I think I recall a recent Bill Simmons podcast where he and Steve Kerr floated the idea where the odds would work something like a bell curve and teams 17-20 and teams 27-30 would have the worst odds, which in theory would discourage tanking and encourage making the playoffs. That's a decent plan but I'm sure these tank-loving front offices would figure out a way to game that system as well.
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In basketball it makes a lot more sense to tank. I know it does. Makes the NBA feel like a gigantic waste of time when there are 4-6 teams that have a chance and 24-26 teams that should be tanking. Not the league's fault, of course, it's the nature of the sport, but really, what's the point of paying attention if you're not a fan of one of the 4-6?
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Good, the "I HOPE THE CUBS LOSE FOR BETTER DRAFT PICKS" crowd wasn't annoying enough during baseball season, I'm glad this crap can go on essentially year-round now.
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It's pretty well known at this point that the non-semifinal major bowls are going to more or less operate this way. There will still be tie-ins, but the committee will place the qualifying teams into what should be attractive matchups. So we'll have that going for us at least. So no more Big 10 vs. Pac 12 in the Rose Bowl? Yes, still B1G/Pac-12 in the Rose Bowl, but the selection order has been scrapped and the tie-ins have largely been widened (Orange, for instance, is now ACC vs SEC/B1G/Notre Dame depending on who is ranked highest). I can't really explain it well, so here is Stewart Mandel's projection for what the non-semifinal bowls would look like if they had the playoff this year: Basically, the new system will use the tie-ins to create the best matchup in the non-semifinal bowls, as opposed to giving the bowls a selection order and the ability to pass over better teams for 'better draws'.
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It's pretty well known at this point that the non-semifinal major bowls are going to more or less operate this way. There will still be tie-ins, but the committee will place the qualifying teams into what should be attractive matchups. So we'll have that going for us at least.
